Deposition of Humphrey Line

fol. 12r

873

<31> <B> Humphrey Line of Mountlong aged 25 yeares or there aboutes being sworne & examined saith he liued at the begining of the rebellion in the yeare 1641:) neare Mountlong in the Barrony of Kinalea & did diuers times goe to Bellgooly to the irish assembly there, where & he saw Mr Phillip Barry og, Richard Roche fitz John of the Island & one Newgent of Aharmartin in Kirrycurry with seuerall other gentlemen & among st whome was John Long of Mount long & diuers inhabitants of those parts and saith he knew dermond Long now of Ballin lohey & Morris Long now of said kehanna, whoe then belonged to Mountlong, & were at Belgooly Campe at that time, & saith that he knew Robert Beere & his wife whoe were put to death at Belgooly, & heard that one donogh mc Phillip was one of the party that fetched them said Robert from their his house, & saith he saw none hanged dureing the time of the assembly there, but one James Keating whoe was an irish man, & taken for a spy by reason he had liu’d with amongst the English & further saith not

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